Is there a SB3 to Java converter?
Not JavaScript, only java.

That would mean creating something that translates not just JavaScript, but also HTML and CSS into Java probably using some engine like OpenGL… God I hate the idea of being the one to create it but that would be awesome if it existed, especially if it were open-source

set [neuron#6352] to [0.164523846]
set [neuron#6353] to [0.938245764]
set [neuron#6354] to [0.983563488]
set [neuron#6355] to [0.527382948]
set [neuron#6356] to [0.163548436]
set [neuron#6357] to [0.983456385]

Why would you want such a converter, anyways? What are you trying to achieve?

If you were able to convert to Java it would make the projects so inconceivable fast as compared to running natively on scratch, as Java is compiled to Java Bytecode and ran on the JVM, rather than being JIT compiled by V8

set [neuron#6352] to [0.164523846]
set [neuron#6353] to [0.938245764]
set [neuron#6354] to [0.983563488]
set [neuron#6355] to [0.527382948]
set [neuron#6356] to [0.163548436]
set [neuron#6357] to [0.983456385]

I found a way.
1.Convert sb3 to sb2
2. Convert to JavaScript via phosphorus
3.Javascript to Java converter!

the_electro_bros wrote:

I found a way.
1.Convert sb3 to sb2
2. Convert to JavaScript via phosphorus
3.Javascript to Java converter!

I don't think you quite understand how Java and JavaScript work.
Despite the name similarities, they are not based on each other- they are two entirely different languages.
You can't simply convert JavaScript to Java- you'd need to rewrite the entire code from scratch.

I know about JavaScript because I am fluent in it, and learning Java.
There are converters available online.
The conversion is difficult due to different numerical arrays, however is possible.

the_electro_bros wrote:

I know about JavaScript because I am fluent in it, and learning Java.
There are converters available online.
The conversion is difficult due to different numerical arrays, however is possible.

Yes, it's possible, but JavaScript generated by Phosphorus uses a HTML canvas to render things. This is not possible in Java. Also, why do you need to convert your project to Java? If you want to create an Android app, use Scratch HTMLifier to create a HTML file and then use something like PhoneGap to build the app.

Also, why do you need to convert your project to Java?

Well, I am creating a PC game, but I made a small(yet large) part in Scratch, so I was trying to port it, so I didn't need to rewrite it. I will keep looking into it, but does anybody have some ideas?

the_electro_bros wrote:

Also, why do you need to convert your project to Java?

Well, I am creating a PC game, but I made a small(yet large) part in Scratch, so I was trying to port it, so I didn't need to rewrite it. I will keep looking into it, but does anybody have some ideas?

So if I understand correctly, you want to create one part of a game in Scratch and another in Java? I don't think that's possible

one part of a game in Scratch and another in Java

No, I already made one part, and realized I wanted to make it in Java, so I am trying to move it to Java.

You could certainly write a compiler which would translate from Scratch to Java, but that would likely be more effort than rewriting your game, and the resulting code would probably be awkward and not take advantage of Java's features well.

Ok. Thank you guys for all the tips! I really appreciate it!

I found a sb3 to javascript converter

Guapito23456 wrote:

I found a sb3 to javascript converter

Congratulations you just necroposted (and Java is not JavaScript)